Should I take Economics in BA Graduation? How many books do I need to study and I want to know the name of books. Details about the course, marks, syllabus and exam related Information?

Dear Student,

If you have interest in BA Economics and meet the eligibility criteria of your desired college, then you must take admission in BA Economics at the graduate level. The job opportunities are enormous after completing graduation in BA Economics. There are many books that you will have to refer to if you are planning for BA economics. Some of the popular books are mentioned here for your reference. 

Microeconomics:

• "Principles of Microeconomics" by HL Ahuja: A popular textbook for introductory microeconomics courses.
• "Microeconomics" by Salvatore: Another widely used textbook for understanding microeconomic principles. 

Macroeconomics:

• "Macroeconomics: Theory and Policy" by HL Ahuja: A comprehensive textbook for learning about macroeconomic theory and policy.
• "Principles of Macroeconomics" by N. Gregory Mankiw: A well-regarded textbook for introductory macroeconomics courses.
• "Economic Theory and Operational Analysis" by William J. Baumol: A book that delves into the economic theory and operational analysis. 

Other Recommended Books:

• "The Economy of Modern India: From 1860 to the Twenty-First Century" (The New Cambridge History of India): This book provides a historical perspective on the Indian economy.
• "Economic Development and Policy in India": This book is specifically for Sem V (B.A. - III).
• "Arthik Vichar va vicharwant | आर्थिक विचार व विचारवंत | Economic Thinkers | Marathi Book | Economics | Diamond Publications."

Most of the state and central universities grant admission through CUET Exam while some private colleges conduct their own examination. You can also find the syllabus of BA Economics on the respective websites.